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There’s no WAY he drags more home than you! 😉

The contrast you get from the hoses being black and other parts show up so much better with a different color other than black, My vote is any color other than black Great job though!!

That is going to be one sick machine! Makes me want to build one my self!

I know this is an old post but I have a question. I have an 01 F350 super duty with coil springs that I’m looking to convert to four-wheel-drive. I have a front axle that I took out of an 04 F350 6.0 truck and I’m wondering if it will work, I already found out that the front wheel adapter won’t work. I think it’s 170 x 180 and I think I need 170x170. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I just got one and it's going back Monday it sucks.

You stole that excavator 😮. Nice. I still would have fixed it best I could and used it as is but it is your money. I am in far NorCal and you did the right thing by not videoing that property, not as bad these days but a few years back that excavator would have dug your grave…

What a cool find, and we'll done so far. I think you should leave the finish. Who knows how deep that stain goes. Problematic, especially on the thin back. I never met my grandfather, but I've inherited two mandolin like things from him that he bought when he was at sea. They're probably from Italy. The larger one with the flat back has three strings per course, and is in the best shape. I strung it up with new strings and have played it a bit years and years ago. It needs a neck reset, AND the top is sunk. The other one has a round back, and is quite a bit smaller. I don't remember if it was 3x4 strings as well, or 2x4. The one I played had a really raw sound, pretty loud for what it is. These are maybe from the thirties, or at least that's when he most likely bought them. I want to restore them, but haven't dared yet. There's so much inlay work, wood and mother of pearl all around the soundboard, and I,ll have to take the soundboard off, steam and press it back in shape. There's going to be bits of mother of pearl flying everywhere. I've also played a violin from the mid 1800's, built by a Norwegian fiddlemaker, not mine, not anything special.

Saw this thing on Facebook, cool shit

FB sent me here.

So awesome. Tons of work there but it pays off! Great work. Your fabrication skills are top notch.

Legend 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🍻🍻🍻

We want the chipper in the wild! 😂

They sell you a problem so they can sell you a solution!

Anything is better than texas pride

Enjoyed it man ! Take regular breaks because if you're on your toes for long enough they might have a break !

New subscriber here..I need to build one of these!!!!...super cool build-John

So awesome to see it run and move, excellent engineering & building so far. Youll have all the quirks figured out soon

It’s alive! Yay!

Did you leave the front spacer on?

Thank you for helping me make up my mind. I was considering getting one to blast two trailers. Not gona.

This truck deserves to be restored to its former glory its a jem of an old school truck good luck getting it back in working order 😊

Kids could have gotten hurt

Take pin out drill a closer hole to the hitch

Turn radius

So it's again the California emission laws that forced the truck out of the state.

Cool little dump truck, 🤠👌

Hey Bro....good video. Where did you get your pins from?

OMG you buy the wrong battery and your first move is to grab a cutting wheel and start showering sparks all over a battery, bending and forcing it, when all you needed to do was set it next to the box, connect the cables, do your testing for the day and then take it back for the right battery later. I don't want to be within a hundred feet of you with a tool in your hand myself, much less with kids.

Looks Dope! Good job!

Let’s see the shipper

How do you like that cm?

Sounds like a good plan. 👍👍

Thanks for an update video, progress looks awesome!

Would have been great if you had a bluetooth microphone on your shirt that could pick up your voice better 😊

Well done on all the fabrication to date. For convenience regarding the battery box. Why not go the extra step and cut the back end out of it and re install it like the lid with a hinge. It will make it so easy to change the battery when you need too. You will thank yourself for doing this in the future when you need to change the battery.

Will it have a winch?

You may want to invest in a microphone or stand closer or right next to your camera whilst recording. For the first 6 minutes or so, I could hardly hear what you were saying & had to turn on the Subtitles. I'm aware my phone is not the best in the world but any time your more than 7 foot or 2 metre's away from the camera it becomes nearly impossible to hear you & I've watched on my sister's iPhone with the same results. This is not a criticism just trying to be helpful. Great work on the Chipper & great video bar the sound bit. . .

Looks 'like a huge undertaking, but what a cool idea. it'll be so cool when she comes to life

It’s looking good dude 👌

This should’ve been a five minute video you’re rambling

Texas pride sucks this looks better

I have one of these. It works when it feels like it. Everything must be just right. The orange hoses kink very easily and that causes issues so a better suction hose would help. Be prepared to get wet and full of sand as in most cases when blasting into corners it comes right back at you.

Hello, I have the same forklift can you please tell me what kind of oil filter does it use? Thanks in advance.

Not sure why not spray it factory color, with the original smooth texture. Would look way better. Less chipping. And much easier to keep clean. It’s all in the prep.

Great video cool project

The house on that thing is wrecked! Still, if the undercarriage is good for your needs, it's a pretty good find. Especially if you can make some back parting it out.

Neat build

I was waiting for this update. Its coming together really nice! Do you gonna paint it when its finished?

500 gallons of water = 4.5K lbs. if balanced over the axles might be enough tongue weight with a pump forward of axles.

When you said all chippers gets cracks at around 500 hours. Where are the common places the cracks appears?